The renovation of a Brooklyn brownstone transformed a cramped kitchen, expanded living space, and enhanced access to a beautiful backyard. The parlor level was revamped with a larger kitchen featuring a movable island made from a cherished family dining table. Architect Gitta Robinson emphasized the creation of larger openings to the garden and the addition of a wide arch and pocket doors, restoring original features. Air conditioning was added discreetly, and the entry hall was updated with lively cement tiles, resulting in a cohesive contemporary design throughout the home.
The cramped kitchen prompted a renovation that opened the house to the garden, expanded space, and restored original architectural features such as pocket doors.
Architect Gitta Robinson stated that the renovation was mainly driven by the need for a larger kitchen, enhancing the connection to the beautiful backyard.
A removable work island was created from the family's cherished dining table, showcasing their attachment to the piece while integrating it into modern design.
Significant architectural updates included a new wide arch between parlors, added air conditioning systems without disturbing original moldings, and the use of vibrant cement tiles.
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